The New Hampshire Gazette Newspaper, March 7, 1760, Page 4

ADMIRAL HAWKE, about -8 Years ags, was in Bufion, Lieuterant of the Station Ship under Capt Darell. The Gentlemen of the Tetwn, who were then acquainted with biw, [poke of bim with the kighdft Effecm He was Jent for to jamaica totake the Conzmand of a Ship in the Syuadron there under Sir Chaloner Ogle. A few Years after be capvoyed a Fleet of Merchanimen belonging to the Northern Plantations to Saitertuga. The Maflers gave Sfuch an Atcount of "bis kind and obliging Treatm:nt, that upon bis Arrival at Boflon, tbe Owners of all that be- longed bere waited on bim in a Body te give bim their T banks. More important Employments and Services were Joon prepared for bim. By the great Share be bad inthe Defiruslion of the Enemy's Flect the lafp War, be not only merited bighly of Great Britain, but greatly contri- buted to the Prefervation of a meighbour Republick, the Continuance whereof in Bring was owing, perbaps, to the Advantages gained by the Britifb Navy over that of the French. How much the Succeffes of the lafi Vear are owing to bis Vigilance in blocking wp the Shigs of the Enemy the whole Summer paft, it is not piffible ts deter - mine. This lafi msft bappy and wmoff. impertant Alion muft certainly cover him with Laurels. Semper honos nomenque tuum laudefq; mancbut. Loy ey ) () ey Ly L O N D O N, November 3. BANKRUPT. LOUIS LE PETIT, of the City of Paris, Peace breaker, Dealer and Chapman. ADVERTISEMENT. : HERE A4S a Commiffion of Bankruptey bath beed iffued out by Order of the honorable W. P. againft Lews XV. commonly called the French King, Peace- Breaker, Dealer and Chapman ; the faid Lewis is ordered to furrender bimfelf ta bis Majefly's Admiral, Sir Ep. Hawke, Knt. now at the Mouth of Breff Harbour 5 or in Defauit of Obedience, will be proceeded againft as an Out laws. Furthermore, the Creditors of the faid Lewis are defired to meét at the Devil-Tavern, Temple Bar, to prove their refpelive Debts, in order to form a Dividend of the E[fefls now remaining in the faid Baxkrupts Hands. N. B. 4s the faid Bankrupt bas fuffered great Leffes within-ike prefemt Year, it is expeited the Dividend will be but fmall. IS “this the Nation ( [ays a Gentleman at Francford to Fkis Friend in Holland. fpeaking of the French ; who, < lalf a Century ago, bid Defidnce to all Furope, and fingle, and uraffificd, bafficd the grea:tjt Confederacy that bad " becr sver feen? s this [be, who laid the Plan of aniver _al Empire,snd was nigh cffefting it ; whefe then reigning King looked down with Contempe upon Severeign Prisces; " whefz Ambition kxtw no Bounds, and whofe Thirf of * Glory laid Dominions waffe ? Huow mutable are buman Things 2 This all grafping Power muft now receive - Laws from & Neigbbour whom fbe affeited to defpile ; whs, from a proper Exertionof ber natural Strength, vifes fuperior to all Difficulties s carries ber Arms and ker Conquefis to the remoteR Carners of the Earth ; and bids fair to convidee the Werld, that Gallic Importance was all imoginary 3 and wanted nothing but that Spirit which mow prevails in England te reduce ber within proper Bognds. Nop. 3. Died laft Saturday Ellis Brand, Elq; Rear Admiral of His Majefty’s Navy. Yefterday died Sir Charles Hanbury Williams. We hear that orders hsve been fent to Admiral Pocack, to rendezvous at Bambay during the winter, and after having joined the Admirals Stevens and Cor- nith, to return to Madiafs. Thefe flcets when in conjunétion, will compofe 2 fquadron of iwenty men of war, which being fuperior to the French,will greatly facilitate their atack of Pondicherry. EPIGRAM on THUROT’s Squadron. Conflan's, de la, Clue, and fuch great Men as thofe, We fend Hawke and Bofcawen (greai Men) to oppole; When Thurgt’s (mall Squadron this !{land annoys, We think it (ufficient to fend only Boys. BOSTON, Fcbruary 235 Capt. Caloe in the Snow Pownall from this Port for London was caft away fome Time in November laft on Scilly Rocks, the Menyav'd ; but the Veilel with . “moft of the Cargo was lott. . Same' Day Capt. Coppinger in a Ship arrived here in 6,Weeks from the Bay ot Hondoras, by whom we lesrn that the Spaniards have lately been very troublefome to our Settlements there, who have feized and carried off feveral loaded Flats,and a Number of white People and ,Negroes. By the above Veflcl we have an Account of the Death of Caps Jéhn Comrin of this Town, who died at the Bay. The Diana Figate, and her Convoy from New-Eng- land is fafe arrived at Portfmouth. As are all the Tranfports from Quebec. oy N EW.HA YV E N, February 16. We hear, that on Thurfday laft, at Weft Havén, were married a Youth of about 19, to a Widow of that Place, with fix Caildren; when the Guefts were met, before the Marriage, the Bridegroom clear’d the Way for her, and fhe having ftripped to her Shift, marched in that Drefe into the Street,—he declared to the Compa- ny, That be took ber without any Thing but ber Shift,. .« and that that was borrewed ; after which he led her in, when the drefs'd and they were married, . vl NS O N December 1. 'They write from Paris, that the Plate that the King hath {ent to the Ming, aiounts to thie Sum of Que Million Eight Hun- dred Thoufand Livres. The Daupbinels has feiit to the Mirt even her Toilette. The King and the Princes of the Biood have kept enly Piates and Spoons for Ragauts. In 24 Hours there was carried to the Mint 10 the Anmtount of Five Millions. It is thought Paris alone will furnifh Forty Millions. The Houfe of Commons have Relolved that their Thanks fhould be given to the General Oficers employed sgaink QUEBEC, for the Service done by them to their Country by the Redu&tion of that City. - o We are infosmed that Admiral Ssunders has wrote a polite Letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, E|q; dated in tiie Chops of the Channel, in whicn he acquaints him, that as he had heard that the Breft Fieet had failed, he heped he fhould be pardoned for joining Ad- ‘miral Hawke without Orders. This Leuer of ‘Excule has heen seceived with Pleafure, as it fhews the brave Officer in exerting himielf, tho’ he had been on the Expedition in North Ame- rica for meny Months. General Townfhend ‘2s readily embraced this Oppoitunity of lending his Affiftacce. A Der. 15. It is pretended by fome Perfons that the Plan of the Operations of the French has been difcavered, viz. 40,000 French Troops from Dunkirk, swere to land in Effex, and about the fame Number at or near Cosk in Ireland, whilft M. Thurot did arm the Highlanders in in Scotland, and make a powerful Diverfion in that Kingdom, and which were to be exccuied about the fame Time. % _ We hear that his Roysl Highnefs the Duke of Camberland will very foon be declared Com- mender in Chief of his Maj:fty’s Forces, have the Firft Regiment of Foot Guards, and be Mafter General of the Ordnance. The Torbay, Captain Keppel, with the laft Broadfide fhe gave the French Ship that the funk, (in Hawke’s Engagement) took in fo much Water herfelf, that fhe was near finking. The following Generals have refufed to ferve in.the French Army under the Duke de Broglio, Jooking upon themfelves <o be of a greater Rank in the Military Way than the faid Duke, viz. the Duke of Cheyreufe and Briffac, the Prince of Besufremont, the Chevalier Nicalai, and the Duke de Fitz James. The Landgrave of Hefle Caffel is making all his Forces complete, sud raifing 6000 freth T'roops ; fo that the Allied Army will amount to be.ween 80 and go Thoufand Men. Letters from Conftantinople, of the zoth paft, advife, that they had reccived an Account that a terrible Fire happened at.Salonica, the Capital of Theflilorica in Greece, which had reduced gbove 4000 Houles to Afhes. ' The foltswing Toafts were lately given at an Affembly of Spirited Patriots., The beft of Kiags. England’s Hope. The Incorruptible Minifter. No Reftitutian. Suc- cefs to the Bird without Feathers, Halters and Coronets where due. The glortous Fifty-nine? The Promoters of the Militis Bill. The Patriots of Ireland. The glorious Memory of him who conquered in his Fall. The Modern Alexan- der. 'The Scourge of” France. Great, snd Good Maxxers. Down with the Wialls of Maunfter. A glorious Peace or None. Der..18. When the Hereditary Piince of Brunfwitk astacked the Wirtemberg Troops,the Duke their General, inftead of heading them in Perfon, flcd to the Top of & neigi boaring Hill, and there beheld their Defest. This daftardly Behaviour of their Prince has {o much difgufted the remaining Troops, that they defert in whole Companies to his Enemies, where they are re- ceived nd. incorporated with the Hanoverians. Dec. 20. Ancfficerlately arrived fromQuebec declares, that the inhabitants, particularly the women, upon our troeps entering that city,were ready to deftroy themfeives and children,for fear of the Englifh, who, they fiid, they were taught to believe by their priefts, would butcher them in the moft favage manner, fo foon as thep fhould get poffeffion of the place ; but the wo- men, findjng thefhfelves treated with tendernefs, and their children faluted after the Englifh cul- torh, 2s a token of love and friendfhip, immedi- diately changed their opinion ; and when notice was given that the tranfports were ready to re- ceive fuch of the inhabitants as chofe to go to Old France, upwards of 5oo families who pe- titioned to be fent thither by the firft empbarka- tion, - follicited permiflion to refide under the Englith government, which was immediately granted. ’ r . 1 SR, LA - Taken up in the Town of Portimiouth the 13th of Novembzsr laft near the Swin Bridge, 2 BARR of IRON : The Owuer may have i ‘ agaig, by teliing the Marks, 20d peying the Crarge Enguirg of the Printe. 7 [8{, ncknl P g Portfmeith, Feb. 28. > TO‘BE SOLD at PUSLIC VENDUE - at the Hou'e of Mr. Jobn Stavers, 1nnholder i | Port{mouth, on Wednefday the 12th of Ma.ch, Sundry Suits of Cloaths London made, a blue Cloth Closk, good Silk Jackets, Velvet Breeches, a Bisck Walnut Defk, Beaver Hats ; and many other Things too many to be enumerated. The above Articles are' to be feen at the Houfe of Mr. Samuel 17 aters. {79l E the Subfcribers, Commiffioers ' y appointed by the Hon. jEREMian MovLroir Elq; Judge of Probate, &c. for the County of Yofk, o Receive and Examine the Claimme of che {everal Credj. tors to the Eftate of Nicholas Morrel, late of Kiucry dgc:nfed,‘rcprefcnted Infolvent, do hereby NCTIFY feid Creditors, that we fhall attend that Service at (he Houle of Alexander Shapleigh, Innholder in Kittery on .the third Wednefday in March, ' and she four f-:)l: lowing Months, and. the Arlt Wednefday in Apzuft from Three to Seven 0’Clock in the Afternoon on esch ' of faid Days James Fogg, Com- Kittery, Feb. 28. William Leighton . & miftio- 1760. Alexander Shapleigh Y ners. * PROVINCE of NEW-HAMFSHIRE, W HEREAS it is credibly ; Reported, That the SMALL POX is broke out in feveral Places in Newbary, and that fundry Per- fons from thence are fecretly emteriaimed in this “Town, TEESE ARE,ETO GIV : who give fuch Entertainment, without firft epplyi and giving fufficient Evidencc to th Sele&’{)&iz:ntgb:: . there is no Danger from the PerfSn {o entertained s NOTICE to all Perfons / -9 And all Perfons coming from thence, who fhall not', .| take Care to keep themlclves from all juf Caufe of Sufpicion of their bringing the Infeflion, are allo NOTIFIED they fhall refpe&ively fuffer the Penaliies and Reftraints by the Laws of this Province in [fuch Cafes proviced. Portfmouth, Feb. z1. 176p. By Order of 172 Sel: 8 Mesn, Joun Pexvnarrow, Town Clerk. < T HIS is once more to Delire all Perons Indebted to, or that have any.-Dé- mands on the Eftate of Fobn Cutt, late of Portimouth, in the Province of New Hampthire, Cooper, decealed are defired to bring in their Accounts to Fobn Cart- of Portfmouth aforefaid, Adminiftrator to' faid Eftate, 2 * order for Settlements. £79] ¥t ALL Perfons that have any ju.’t Demands on the Eftate of Mrs. Ann SLAYTOlV, Jate of Portimouth, Widow, deceafed, are once mo'e defired to come and fettle with Jomw and Ricuars / \ Harvey; and all who are Indebied to faid Eftate, 2;2 * defired to make irimediate Payment, or they muft expelt to be fued .without further Notice. £ Joun and Riciarp Harvey, Adminiftrators: NATHANIEL BARRELL once more defires all Perfons who have Ag- counts open with him to come immedistely and clofé them as he intends foon for London. ' N. B. Said Barre/l has a fmall Quantity of Englifh Goods, viz. Taffities, Damatks, Cotton Velvet, &ec. Freach Frize, Crown Glafs, 10 by 12, 6by 8 ; Flour Brimftone, Writing Paper, Salr, Brown Sugar, &c. &c* which he will fell very cheap for Cafh, for a Trifle more than the firft Coft with Charges. PROVINCE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. S there are a Number of Pro- vifion BONDS outftanding in the Secretary’s . OFFICE, in the Province aforefaid 3 This is to NOTIFY all concerned, that they eome and cancell them. otherwife the faid Bonds will be put in Sait. Portfmouth, Feb. 14. 1760, 7ol ALL Perfons Indebted to, or that have any Demands on tae Eftate of Naiban Hunt, late of Kingfton in the Province of New Hemp- | fhire, Yeoman, deceafed, are defired to bring in their Accounts to Col. Ebenezer Stevens, Efg; of Kingfton aforefaid, Adminiftrator to. faid Eftate, in order for Settlement. s [79] : ALL Perfons Indebted to, or . that have any Demands on the Eftate of Fobz - Meferve, late of Portfmouth i the Province of New- Hampfhire, L ) in their Accounts to Serab Meferve, Adminiftratrix to the faid Eftate, and Widow of the deceafed, ( who sefides st the Houfe of Captain Luke Mills in Port- mouth aforefaid) in order for Settlement. [79] —— — —— T ——— S—— ——acs G} PORTSMOUTH: Printed by D. Fowle, ata Dollar pcr.»Ann»unii » Ropemaker, deceafed. are defired o bring> | 1 X ) Al